Daniel is a Bright-based artist exploring how we connect with reality and the world around us. His current works – illuminated landscapes shown in lightboxes – take traditional landscape images and remix them into something both strange and beautiful. Using layers of reimagined imagery, Daniel invites viewers to pause and reflect on how we see, feel, and understand place.

These glowing works hint at memories, dreams, and the quiet pull of nature. They offer windows into landscapes that are both grounded and otherworldly. Light is central in this work, not just for what it shows, but for how it changes the way we see and feel.

Daniel’s practice investigates connection - how we connect with realities (both physical and non-physical), how we connect with each other, and how we make sense of it all. His work is a quiet invitation to wonder and dream about what what we might find when we open ourselves up to connection.

Daniel is also an advocate of Makoto Fujimura’s concept of Culture Care and works alongside communities in Regional Australia to build connection through creativity and and finding common ground across communities through his organisation Regional Culture Care Australia.